This post is bittersweet for me, as it’s the last post I’ll be writing for Inkitt Writer’s blog. However, that also means this topic of beginnings…
Writing can be a tough job but you know what’s even more difficult? Self-diagnosing what’s not working in your novel. Maybe you’ve sent it to beta…
Anyone can think up a story concept, but it’s a whole other ballgame writing a conclusion to a series. And now you’re looking to tie up…
Starting a book isn’t so bad – you’ve got an amazing idea that you’ve daydreamed about for weeks and months. Now you’re just getting the ball…
No matter how amazing the beginning of your novel is, if you don’t nail the ending, your readers will feel a little less than satisfied. Last…
Much ink has been spilled over how to start a novel. We’ve all heard about the importance of a compelling hook in the first five pages.…
Happily ever after doesn’t work all the time. Sometimes, an unhappy ending is necessary for your plot. But how do you write a less than pleasant…
Story endings are a minefield for writers. They get people fired up, and not always in a good way. Diehard fans can get apoplectic about the…
How do you end a novel? It may be the most important part of your book, but it’s definitely the most stressful. Ultimately, like any chapter,…
In a stage play, scene transitions are often obvious: the curtains close, or the lights go down while set pieces are rearranged. If the scene has…